ODROID N2/N2+ Case

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<p>This case is a remix of the <a href="https://ameridroid.com/products/odroid-n2-case">ODROID N2 case sold by AmeriDroid</a>. This version makes it easy to print without supports and requires no hardware to use with the N2/N2+. The case protects the components from damage and dust.&nbsp;</p><p>Special thanks to Hardkernel for providing the original STEP files.</p><p>If you want to mount your N2/N2+ to a wall, check out my mounting bracket <a href="https://www.printables.com/model/164146-odroid-n2n2-wall-mount">here</a>.</p><p>The <a href="https://ameridroid.com/products/odroid-n2-plus">OROID N2/N2+</a> is a fantastic single board computer with roughly 2x the power of a Raspberry Pi 4. The N2+ powers the Home Assistant Blue device and I highly recommend it.</p><h5>Printing</h5><ul><li>Print in PLA, PETG, or PC. If the N2/N2+ will be in warm conditions or overclocked consider using a heat-tolerant filament like PETG or PC instead of PLA.</li><li>Print using a .2 or .3 layer height.</li><li>2 Perimeters/shells.</li><li>STLs are pre-positioned in the correct print orientation.</li><li>Supports not required.</li></ul><h5>Usage</h5><ul><li>When using with a MicroSD card, plug the card in prior to attaching the case. The card can be removed/inserted with the case on, but ease of SD card access was traded in this version &nbsp;for easier printing. I recommend using eMMC modules with the N2+ over SD cards.</li><li>To expose the GPIO header, carefully trim the tabs on top of the case.</li><li>When attaching the case, slide the “lip” of the walls into the corresponding side grooves of the N2/N2+ heatsink. The wall “lips” can be seen in the posted picture of the case on the build plate.</li></ul><p>Happy Printing!</p>